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Of Mice and Men: Sections III and IV Analysis

Delve into the themes of derision, crestfallen characters, and indignation in John Steinbeck's classic novel. Explore the impact of rheumatism, deliberate actions, reprehensible deeds, and moments of being raptly engaged. Witness the wryly humorous and bemused interactions, as characters subdue challenges amidst slugs of alcohol.

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Of Mice and Men: Sections III and IV Analysis

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  1. Of Mice and Men Sections III and IV

  2. Derision • Ridicule or mockery

  3. Crestfallen • Depressed or dejected

  4. Indignation • Anger at something unjust

  5. Rheumatism • Disability/discomfort/pain of muscles, tendons, joints, nerves, or bones

  6. Deliberate • Done with full consciousness of the nature and effects

  7. Reprehensible • Deserving disapproval or censure

  8. Raptly • Deeply engrossing or absorbed

  9. Wryly • Dryly humorous

  10. Subdue • To dominate or force down

  11. Bemused • To bewilder or confuse

  12. Slug • A single drink, especially of alcohol

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